___________ is an output of the tourism planning process.

___________ is a desired future state of the destination.

__________are targets that are specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, and time-bound.

It is being the first to have a particular attraction

________time frame which is five years and up.

________is a comprehensive tourism plan

________is an area that contains one or more tourist attractions.

UNWTO (2004) defined it as a physical space in which a visitor spends at least one overnight.

A cultural identity; it is having something that can only be found in your destination

This section provides an analysis of natural and cultural resources, tourism infrastructure, transportation, accommodation capacities, tourism administration and governance, trends in tourism arrivals and receipts, and identifies strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT).

This section provides a detailed listing of specific activities over a five-year period.

These are figures of the amount of money that will be needed to carry out the strategies.

Tools for Situational Analysis which are internal factors.

Give the two.

is an attribute of the destination that gives it a distinct edge over other places in a particular aspect of tourism.

Tools for situational analysis which are external factors. Give the two

These are factors that are under your control but need improvement, such as lack of experienced or knowledgeable staff, lack of infrastructure, or transportation access, dirty environment, and lack of local tourism plans.

These are uncontrollable factors that could place your destination at risk, such as lack of up-to-date statistics from national government, new competitors, war or economic downturn in the source markets, and climate change.

One of the tourism platform which sees tourism as a good thing and celebrates tourism’s positive impacts on the economy, the environment and society.

Under this platform, mass tourism, when managed properly may be sustainable, while ecotourism, when mismanaged may be unsustainable.

Under this platform, the main purpose of tourism is to be an agent of positive change and to defend the weak.

This theory assumes that any form of economic growth will lead to the improvement of the living conditions of all.

It states that tourism can actually worsen the plight of “Third World” countries because the “First World” countries exploit and siphon off the resources of the latter.

Tourism that is owned and/or managed by communities and intended to deliver wider community benefit.

Development that meets the needs of the present generation without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

The level of pay, working conditions, and availability of work opportunities to all without discrimination.

The maintenance and enhancement of the quality landscapes, and avoiding the physical and visual degradation of environment.

The support for the conversation of natural areas, habitats, and wildlife and minimizing damage to them.

The enhancement of the quality of life in local communities.

This law encompasses many of the key considerations in tourism planning.

These are facilities, services, and attractions involved in tourism such as but not limited to; travel and tour services,; tourist transport services, whether for land, sea, or air transportation; tour guides;

Travel and tour services; land, sea, and air transport services exclusively for tourist use;

_____________ is one of the primary bases of tourism planning, along with the national, local development plans, land use plans, natural and cultural assets of the place, environmental policy, cultural policy, foreign policy, and expressed national or local needs.